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“Why I’m So Interested In Selling,” Klaus Leutbecher

Partners in Excellence

I started off with an electrical engineering degree working for a German manufacturer of electromechanical/electronic sub-systems, e.g. tuner/remote controls for TV-sets. Let’s move to 1997 and a meeting in Cleveland with Joe Keithley, then CEO & President of Keithley Instruments. Please let me explain with some anecdotes.

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“My Obsession To Provide Customer Value,” Christian Mauer

Partners in Excellence

I then studied Electrical Engineering at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, specializing to the max. I wanted to be where “the rubber meets the road”. For successfully muddling through this role, I learned that trust was the essential working capital for me. on the topics of Computer Science.

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How to Introduce Yourself in an Email: 7 Email Examples to Copy

Lead Fuze

Build trust and authority for yourself. Build trust with your introduction email by including links to articles or posts you’ve written, testimonials from other customers about how great their experience was working with you. Dear Professor __, I am a student taking your Introduction to Electrical Engineering class.

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PODCAST 145: Lessons Learned From Winning by Design with Jacco van der Kooij

Sales Hacker

He holds a BSc in electrical engineering and an executive MBA from the University of Leicester. And yet, the cab outside is honking the horn, because I had to catch a flight to fly to Denver to meet up with my client, EcoStar. Jacco van der Kooij : Historically we look at ways of meeting with a person like you and I are.

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Building a Sales Organization with Craig Klein

Sales Nexus

Once I got out of college and got into the working world, I graduated as an engineer. I went to work at NASA, for a NASA subcontractor as an electrical engineer. Not necessarily engaging them in your business or your product, but just be part of their lives and becoming kind of a trusted resource to them. That was cool.

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